The Pipeline

A church in Chesterfield, a Lidl in Henrico, and several restaurants in Richmond lead this week’s CRE roundup.

An electronic discovery specialist joins a local law firm, a new position is created at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, and two boards report new members in this week’s Herd.

J. Crew led a wave of leases in Henrico County this week, while Southside also picked up several tenants in retail, restaurants and more.

Colliers International reports the following deals: Doswell Holdings LLC purchased 5.35 acres at 1855, 1839, 1927 and 1823 Boulevard W. in Richmond for $3.15 million. Chip Louthan represented the buyer. David Williams and Bill Mattox represented the seller. Shilshole Properties II LLC purchased 1,936 square feet at 9422 W. Broad St. in Richmond for $1.15… Read more »

An apartment complex sells for $20M and Phillip Morris leases more space in metro Richmond, while and 18-acre plot changes hands in Mechanicsville.

Taylor Long Properties reports the following deals: Discount Tires purchased a 1.65-acre parcel at 14120 Hull Street Road in Chesterfield County for $2 million. Kent Cardwell and June Smith represented the seller. Goodwill purchased a building at 9065 W. Broad St. in Henrico County for $750,000. Ellen Long represented the buyer. Studio B Hair Salon leased 2,340… Read more »

Several deals over $1 million and a batch of restaurants taking up leases lead this week’s CRE roundup.

A dairy company makes a big purchase in Midlothian, and developers secure the last piece of a Scott’s Addition block in this week’s CRE roundup.

A $38 million Bank of America office park sells in Henrico County, and a computer coding school moves into Richmond. Get all the property transfer data as a BizSense Pro member.

Chesterfield county had a busy week in real estate, led by $3.5 million and $1.5 million acquisitions. See those deals and more in BizSense’s CRE roundup.